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NEW YORK (AP) — An appeals court has upheld an earlier finding that the online Internet Archive violated copyright law by scanning and sharing digital books without the publishers’ permission.
WASHINGTON (AP) — As a young college student, Kamala Harris made the nearly 3-mile trip from Howard University to the National Mall to protest against apartheid in South Africa.
Tony Blair was a fan of Casablanca. Bill Clinton loved Grey’s Anatomy. Donald Trump’s favourite film? Problematic antebellum schmaltzer Gone with the Wind. Even UK PM Keir Starmer, who cagily refused to disclose his favourite novel or poem in a recent pre-election interview, has admitted a fondness for Channel 4’s Friday Night Dinner. But can you judge a politician by their taste in the arts?
In December 1973, acclaimed writer and future Pulitzer Prize winner Toni Morrison wrote a letter to her longtime friend James Baldwin.
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It seems like every few weeks, we hear mutterings of a new book ban in the United States. Whether it's Iowa's school districts trying to remove more than 3,000 books from its schools, or the governor of Utah signing a bill making it easier to ban books like Toni Morrison's The Bluest Eye, it can feel like a never ending game of whack-a-mole between the censors and the censored. But what, and who, is driving these bans? What are people going after exactly?
A bill that would have held school librarians and teachers criminally responsible for providing “obscene material” to Nebraska students in grades K-12 failed to break a filibuster Wednesday in the Legislature.
LINCOLN, Neb. (AP) — A Nebraska lawmaker is facing calls to resign after reading a graphic account of rape from a best-selling memoir on the floor of the Legislature in which he repeatedly invoked the name of a fellow lawmaker, making it appear as if that lawmaker was the subject of the assault.